Your account gets two-factor authentication.

In the Security tab of your account page, enable two-factor authentication with your authenticator app and the six-digit code it gives you. From then on, every sign-in asks for a fresh code, and so does turning the protection off. A notification tells you each time it is enabled or disabled. A reminder invites you to set it up, with the choice to decide later; new accounts get a week before seeing it.

The sign-in and sign-up pages offer a one-click entry with an existing account, with no password to create. The first time, you are only asked for what is missing: your name, your date of birth, your country and your acceptance of the terms. Later, from the Security tab, you can set a password, see your sign-in methods, and link or unlink that account; linking only goes through if its email address matches yours, and a notification confirms each change.

Welcome, password reset, account deletion and subscription confirmation emails now follow the language you use on the site. Switching language in your space is saved on your profile, so every later email follows it too.

Banners now read as a single sentence, numbers and dates take the format of your language, and the labels read by screen readers are translated too. The sign-in pages share one look, including the two-factor page and the profile completion page.

On a new subscription, the capital used to set your price tier is read from the live balance of your brokerage account from day one, so your first invoice reflects what you actually have on the account.